Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 29, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, BIDS ON ASYLUM SUPPLIES OPENED BY : BOARD NOW FOR ' CANNED .. SERMONS PORTLAND MEAT TKUST IN VADKS STATE INSTITUTIONS 1500 PATIENTS WILL EAT MEATS PROM METROPOLIS. The Union Moat qompany .of Port San tapturod' the supplying of fresh "awils for tho stato Insano asylum, rlrich has a dally blfroffaro to pro Vile for ovor 1500 parsons, the larg rt Blnglo meat order In the state. Ihoy furnished for $4.74 por 100, toams for J13.D0 and' bacon 'for 314.90. Local packers bid $4.79. 35.1& and $5.47. This Is tho first time tho. meat tnasl lias Invaded the stnto Institu tion business and caused constornn tlon among tho local dealors. Olio & Co. and Allen & Lowfs tied on ewgnrs at $5.77. Tho Spencor Hardwaro Co. wa3 lowest on hafd waro; D. J. Pry on drugs; W. S. Pitts oa nh; tho Salem woolen mills got tho suits; Portland Flouring mills tie hard wheat flour, and Fisher's 33111a of Sllvortoh the valley flour. . Thoro was a general division on tho other Huppllcs, and tho board will tako sovoral days to mako tho awarde according to sample Didders wore irnoro numerous than ovor boforo, and tho slato hnfl saved thousands. of dol lars by advertising for bids on sup plies based upon sample of tho goods ,Io bo furnished. o - ARCHITECT COMPLETING THE PLANS President Pletchor Homan of Wil lamette Uuivorslty has returned from n tour of the principal cltlos, whoro ho has boon given receptions thafr al most took his breath away by their cordiality. Ho Is down for a sorlos. t)f addroises at tho Albany blblo school noxl month, and Is in gro.it lomand uh an educator and public upeakor. ; Bids will soon bo advertised for on TGalon'hall. Architect Touftolotto of Boise, Idaho, haB noarly comploted thovde talled specifications for tho now $50, '000 Administration building that Is to go up on tho campus In August 'and Soptomber. Tho work of rovls Ing tho faculty nnd filling tho now 'chnlr of philosophy Is bolng pushod. ProHldont Homan is meeting tho 'educators ami business men of tho state and Is winning- frjends for (tho Interests that have boon entrusted to Tils liauds. , o tCRAMP llliPUHKI) TO CHANGE QUARTERS Btroot Commissioner James Martin tamo Into tho pollco court In gront excitement this morbus and nn Konncod that a tramp, evidently of comic Bupp'omeut kind, was lying In tho straw In tho barn at tho McDowol Tosldonco on Nineteenth and Lee streets, calmly smoking his plpo, and that lio could not be persuaded neither to leave tho place or to quit smoking. Tho wayfaring man took posses sion of tho barn last night. Ho has received sovoral delegations from tho neighbors, who fear that he will sot the barn afire. Ho has also received In nudloifco various members of the tamlly. Rut to all their pleadings he, has calmly replied, between puffs, . that ho could not Beo his way cloar Ht prosont 'to chango his hondqunr tors. o TAFT GUTTING READY ' TO GIVE UP OPPIOE (United Pre Leased Wire.) Washington, Juno 29 Secretary Taft is at his dolk in tho war dopart. mont cleaning up things that need k his personal attention preparatory to hb resigning tomorrow. Ho pass ed a busy day signing hundreds of papers and getting things In shape for his succesor Gen. Luke E. Wright who will tako charge July 1. Gonora.l Wright spent the day with the secre tary ettlug an idea of his new du- Mra.VTjift Is preparing to. go to Hot IfcrlRgs, ' Vt, t spend the summer WABtliS. ' I ft J (United Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, June. 20. Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, of All Souls church, has Introduced a novelty which Is tho toiilc of discussion among ministers of ,thls city today. Ho promises o glvo his congregntlbn "canned sor mons" during tho summer months, hnvlnn hU gems of ministerial thought reproduced by phonbgraph whllo ho sits at easo on the cool ver anda of a summer resort. Rov. Jones' Idea will bo adopted by a numbor of ministers hero arid may become popular throughout the country as ho haB offered to furnish records to hlsbrothren at a nominal cost. o - BARTNETT . MUST NOT APPEAL - (United Press I.ensort Wire.) San Francisco, Juno 29. Accord ing to Assistant District Attorney Wni. M. Cook, Walter Bar.tnetl, convicted of having embezzled the Colton securities, the loss of which caused the wreck of tho California Deposit & Trust company, will bo tried on several more Indictments It ho appeals his case to tho supremo court. Bartnott comes up for sont'onco to morrow. If uotlco of appeal Is glvon tho grand jury will bo asked to re turn additional Indictments against Iho former banker. PIIOPIIECY WARM RATTLE HETWEEN GANS AND NELSON I United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Juno 29. Joo Gans and Rattling Nelson both wore re ported to be In bottor condition than ever boforo whon thoy started tho fifth day preceding tho bnttlo for tho lightweight championship. TAat Is tho customary stntoment but their trnlnors swoar Is rcaly trtio this time. Gans is so confldont that ho laughs uproariously In an effort not to scorn piqued at tho reports that ho ha? boon training In a new way bocauso ho Is afraid of Nelson., Ho has not boon boxing, bec,aUso ho bolloves ho can beat Nelson without boxing. All ho wants, -ho says, Is his strongth. Ho wont In for sparring yostorday for the socond tlmo since ho began train ing. Nelson will do his last boxing Wednesday. Tho llttlo Dnno Is wear lug out his trainers by his tireless energy at Colmn and Is In flno fott'o. Gnns tip tho scales at 134 and Nel. son at 135. Thoy will enter tho ring at 133 pounds. PASTOR DISBANDS CHURCH; HAYS REIIINDS TIMES (T'nltcd Press T.cnsert Wlr'e.i San Francisco, Juno 29. Rov. E, C. Smoot, pastor of tho Socond Uni tarian church horo, Is toddy making arrangements to go on tho lecturo platform and tho co'ngrogntlon of the church is proparlng to soil tho prop erty and disband. Smoot preached1 hla last Bormon ye'torday nnd his scathing arraign ment of prosont day theology la the talk of tho city today. Ho said that the church of todny Is far behind the times and Is dally becoming moro in significant in tho life of nations. It was Smott's doctrines that led to his rupturo with his congregation. "Thoro Is llttlo room In tho church for orrglnal thinking," safd Rov. Smoot In his sormon. ,"No matter how much they may disclaim it, the different denominations aro founded upon cortatn sots of religious doc trines. In tho nnture of the case, ab solute liberality lr o figment of ths imagination. .The church aro doing some good but thoy aro filling a dl mlnUhlng place In tho llfo of com munltlos. Tho church has always followed In tho wake of economic and scientific discovery, und has nev er, to any great extent, led In moral oi economic reform." Lfpton's Challengo Accepted, (Unlttti Press Leased Wire.) New York, Juno 29. Tho an nouncement this nttornoon that the Now York Yacht club has accepted tho challenge of Sir Thomas Llpton for a rape for tho American cup makes It praotlally certain that theie will bo a rnce for the cup In tho ear future.; The club's officials are satisfied with Llpton's statement and will communicate with him regard ing tho date of the race, o ' Keep your babies well Inside dur ing the muddy weather; . ij . BLOWN UP Flro quickly followod tho ox'plo slon and tho wrecks woro practically consumed before tho dopnrtmontfgol tho flnmos under control. i Tho crowd attracted by tho explo sion got all the Injured and doad 'out except tho Dlssomoyfir baby. When It was missed a hurried search' re sulted In it being recovered but hot until Jt had been burned so brtdly that It soon died. Both buildings woro ownod by B. S. Dlssemoyer, who lived over, the grocery. .Tho saloon wa3 conductod by S. F. Johnson. It was said today at tho German hospital that Mrs. B. S, Dlssomeyor was so badly hurt, thoro Is a strong probability that sho will not recover Her condition is oxtromoly sorlous. Fred Swoonoy, who was blown through tho window, also Is in a sor lous condition. Tho pollco so far havo boon unable to traco any connection botwoen tho dyanmltlng and tho attacks of a sim ilar nature on tho property of For mer Supervisor James Galleghor, tho graft prosocutlon wltnoss. B. S. Dlssomeyor, who was a'blo to loave the hospital, after having his Injuries dressed, said: "I have no onomy of nny kind In tho world, so far as I know and can assign no possible roason for tho at tack on my lifo nnd proporty. "I was awakened by the terrific shock; which toro away tho front part of tho building. At first I ra out liito the street but not finding my wlfo there, I turned back and rushing Into tho wrockngo, I found my wlfo lying on tho kltchon fioot, whoro alio had swoomed I carrhd hor to tho stroot, "In making my way, I was burned about tho hands, fnco and shoulder? nnd wondor Is that I was, not more seriously injured as I had on noth ing but my night clothoH. "Tho body of Frank Sweonoy was thrown clear across tho stroot by the force of tho explosion. Ho must havo died Instantly. His wlfo nnd daughter, Ella, also must havo boon klllod by tho first shock." Dlssomoyor said thoro was no gas connection in either building nnd that tho oxploslon could not havd boon caused by gas. Ho Is firm In his bollef that It was tho work of dynamiters. District Attornoy Langdon today requested Chief of Pollco Blggy to put tho whole dotectlvo force at work on tho lutost dynamiting outrage, bo Moved to havo grown out of tho grnft prosocutlon. , Assistant District Attornoy "Francis J. Honoy said: "This Is tho most dastardly out- rago ovor propotrated by the ngonts of graft." Tho pollco who Investigated tho caso mado a report that tho oxploslon yas causod by gas, but this was dl.s poed of by tho statement of Isso moyor that thoro was no gas con nection In cither caso. Tho police then said the oxploslon was caused by gasollno and korosono stored in the grocory. Thoy say thoro Is no traco of dyna miting. Othors, howovor, bollovo that tho terrific destruction could have beon caused only by dynamite. o NORMAL SCHOOL PRESIDENTS lit Session nt Salem State Ilonril of Itt'gents Moots nt Salem Tuesday and Wednesday, Prosts. Rosslor of Monmouth, Fronch of Woslon, Brlggs of Drain, and Paine of Ashland aro In tho city for their nnnual conforonco on nor mal schools ovor which thoy preside. Tho stato board of regents holds Its annual sessions Tuesday and Sat urday. Under tho now law It Is the duty of tho board to put all tho nom inal schools under n uniform system. A now presldont Is to bo olectod for the ABhland school. p . The Bird Clown of the Woods. Tho oddltle3 of tho yollow-brcnst-ed chat begin, oven with his classifi cation. To think' of a warblor tho size of a Baltlmoro orlolol A warb lor with a song Ilka a mocking bird I Indcodi thoro is llttlo about tho chat that Is not rcmarkablo; ho goos In for tho weird and tho spectacular. It naturo doslgncd him to show what she could do In tho way of tho unu sual and tho eccontrlc sho had rc markablo success. This bird, and not tho catbird, Is tho roal 'clown of tho woods." Clown of- tho thlckot would bo moro npt, for, ilko tho catbird, ho profors tho shrub and lower trees; n wild tnnglo of briars nnd vinos Is a favorlto haunt. It Is only tho bottor to sur vey such n rotroat that ho mount to tho top of a tree. From his lofty porch ho sings, to tho amazement nn'd .bewilderment of tho porson that hcrfrs tho song for the first time. Moro llkoly than not ho will bocomo lnvlslblo and silent upon tho first attempt to approach him, romntnlng quiet and hlddon till you movo on again; thon ho chuckles loudly nnd scolds and spits and scoffs till you aro out of sight nnd honrlng, No bird Is so fonrful of bolng soon or such, a maBtor of hldo and sook. It Is worao than usoloas to try to steal a march on him. Ho manages to bo always on tho wrong sldo of tho next bush, tho ono way to find his nest, which Is a protty llttlo basket of straws and wood stalks, lined with flno grass and stripB of soft bark or loavos piled a foot or moro abovo tho ground among tall weeds or bushes. Tho sitting bird sotals away and Is at onco lost to 'sight. Tako a poop nt tho whlto, rcd-spocl:-lod eggs, and thon hldo among tho bushes as far away from tho nost as you can whllo still kooplng It In Bight. You mny havo to wait for an hour and oven mako other trips? to tho spot, but this Is tho surest way to got a good look at this shy ono. St. Nicholas. H '"lieu H ' H Sonntof W. E. Borah has boon se lected by Taft to roprosont him as spokesman In tho sonnto to succeoi Sonator Lodgo. Sovon wero klllod nnd 25 Injured by a tornado, which struck Clinton. Mlnnosota. If youi' nrivHi-ttaing to-day were of home other store than your own HOW WOULD IT IMPRESS YOU? Can you sco your mlwrtiscd self us others seo you? There aro not many things, in the way of articles for wile, of business propositions, worthy of your attention EXCEPT THOSE THAT IJAVE BEEN DEEMED GOOD ENOUGH TO ADVERTISE. I SPECIALTY POR STEALING TROUSSEAUS AND JEWELS (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Juno 29. Tho po llco nro today looking for a woman who Is believed to havo bon By3. tomatlcally stoallng bridal trousseau and Jewels In this city for some time Several robberies havo occurred re cently nnd only bridal ralmont and Jowolry has been stolen. Tho latest robbery wai at tho home of Mrs. A, Solomon, a bride of three wooks. Tho thief took only bridal clothes and women3 apparel, She left Mrs. Solomon but ono dross. Mrs. Frank Morris, widow of tho author of the "Octopus," who lives next door to tho Solomnns, scared tho thief away. o Tho chairmanship of tho Republi can campaign Is still up In the air. -o , Tho Democrats are counting more on capturing tho house than they aro on electing Bryan. --O" "A rolling stone" will mako you step high sometimes, , i eemMT not thx ukc or MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MIOHAKL. TtM A 00, ' nocHitTcn, n. v. V -SMILES- Lot Portland turn looso all tho bat torles and tho sack and Chamborlal; will still bo sonator; Tho pcoplo havt said It. Tho pcoplo demand now blood In their- state goyornmont. Lot any ot tho old mnchlno run for governor nnd1 sob what tho pooplo will do. V. ,f Wnltor L'on,! of tho Coos Bny country, is working, Up. a big develop, mont convention for August 2-1 nnd 25. Interior Orogon- will bo thoro. C. M. Hyakoll has organlzod n com pany to sottlo thoold Contral Orogon road land grant on very easy forms. A first class modorn hotel would prove a gold mine .at Salem. Stnto bank- examiner has out a very completo report of tho condi tions ot tho bnnks undor his Juris diction, " Fred S. Flshor nnd V. L. Snolllng of Lnkovlow aro sondlng out some good advertising llternturo for that soction. Tho final ballot on Goddess, ot Lib erty rosultod In choice of Miss Mln notta Magors, and Miss Joaslo Ken ton Columbia, ' ' Tho man who doo3 not ndvortlso In tho nowsnapor mlscs thebeitiiJ ot publicity. ' i T. QntvK.nl I. .tin ..K ... W.....UU, 13 sun puininj tDtf son una insurance company, fchJ tho most Indefatigable- mm lftf! DW M n" '" uo u'saBJWlHlt.1 Many now houses atartlafty J saicm. Aro you d ant nr m. In Salem dirt where It wHOpiM.1 No more narrow bridges natrf- llko tho ono on North ComacM street. That 16-mlnuto.carterTlwttfIJ,- orty can't bo put bn any too lojjb moot tho growth ot the city s M direction. Trado with out advcrUwri, Newport la tho gem ot all mlk resorts, and whoro thret-toartW i all tho. Willamette valkypwsfcMH spending tholr vacation. Mi t trains n day tho horrible loaf wait at Albany Is cut out. Annual Commenccracst Vlwj. Eugene, OrogODt Jnw M. 1908. For tho abOTe oec! i rato of ONE AND ONTTKIID FARE on tho certificate p!1 thorlzod. ,.., WM. MTdCRAAT. , J.M.SCOTT. O.P.Mfr A. 0. P. A 8. P. Co. WW " :.,j A conforonco of negroes u mm called to meet in Denver at the tin of tho Domocratlc contention top purpose of swinging the colored nta ln..nl.iD Tnft U.UIinL . "Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes" ' iWili satisfy you at first glance W "they-'are "the only clothes for P rte SUPER STYLES $10.00 m Salem Woolen Mill Store SALEI, OREGON